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Creating a recipe

You can contribute to Application Integration Recipes by creating your own recipes to address specific business use cases.
You can create a recipe to reuse them in your projects or share them for others to use.
You can create a recipe in the following methods:

Creating a recipe from the Recipes page

Perform the following steps to create a new recipe from the Recipes page:
    1Log in to Application Integration in the modern view and click Recipes on the left navigation bar.
    2On the Start with Recipes page, click Create Recipe on the top right corner of the page.
    The following image shows the Create Recipe button to create a recipe:
    Click the Create Recipe button on the top right corner of the page to create a recipe.
    3Enter the recipe details on the new recipe page.
    The following image shows the sections in the new recipe page:
    The create new recipe page with the Recipe Details and Recipe Contents sections.
    The create new recipe page contains the following sections:
    Recipe Details
    The Recipe Details section displays the following properties:
    Property
    Description
    Name
    Enter the name of the recipe.
    Description
    Optional. Enter the description of the recipe.
    Version
    Enter the version of the recipe.
    Default is 1.0.
    Access Type
    Select one of the following access types for the recipe:
    • - Public. Available to all users across organizations
    • - Private. Available only to your organization and its sub-organizations
    • - Unlisted. Available only through an access code provided by the recipe owner
    Contributor Logo
    Add your company logo. It appears in card view on the Recipe page after publishing the recipe.
    Allow Type
    Available permissions on the recipe. This field is currently disabled. Default is Copy.
    Application Logos
    Add logos of the applications integrated with the recipe assets, such as Salesforce or ServiceNow.
    Ensure you follow the guidelines for adding application logos:
    • - Ensure each logo size is less than 1MB.
    • - Use different file names for each logo you upload.
    • - To upload a logo, delete the existing one first, then add the new logo.
    Recipe Documentation
    Upload recipe documentation in PDF or DOC format. Click Download Template to access the recipe template and fill in the required details. Uploading documentation helps users configure the recipe, understand how it works, and learn its benefits. The file size must be less than 10 MB.
    Tags
    Enter the keywords that highlight the recipe's purpose.
    Applications
    Optional. Select the related applications for the recipe.
    Functions
    Optional. Select the related functions for the recipe.
    Industries
    Optional. Select the relevant industries for the recipe.
    Recipe Contents
    You can add multiple assets to a recipe depending on your requirements.
    When you create a recipe, passwords and encrypted data are removed automatically. However, you must manually remove any personally identifiable information (PII) from plain text fields before adding assets. This ensures sensitive information isn't exposed when the recipe is published. You can include only valid assets.
    To remove PII, browse to the asset’s location from the Explore page. Open the asset and edit as needed. If removing a value makes the asset invalid, you can substitute it with a dummy value.
    To add a recipe asset, perform the following steps:
    1. aClick the Add icon.
    2. bSelect the required asset from the list.
    3. cClick Select.
    When you add an asset, its dependencies are automatically included in the recipe package, even if they don’t appear on the new recipe page. To view the asset dependencies, perform the following steps:
    1. aClick Explore on the left navigation bar and navigate to the project location. All assets in the recipe are listed.
    2. bFor the specific asset, click the Action menu and click Show Dependencies.
    3. cClick the Uses tab to view the list of direct dependencies.
    4. Note: The recipe includes the complete tree of dependencies and not just the direct ones.
    When you copy a recipe, all the assets and their dependencies are available in the folder you select.
    Note: You must delete a recipe before you can delete any asset used in it.
    4Click Save.
    5For Public asses type recipes, click Submit for Review .
    The Start with Recipes page shows recipes in the following two tabs:
    Note: In classic view, you can only view recipes in the My Recipes tab. You can't modify them or create new recipes.

Creating a recipe from the Process Designer

You can create a recipe from an existing published process.
Perform the following steps to create a recipe from the Process Designer:
    1Click Explore and browse to the published process you want to use.
    2Open the process and click Share.
    3The new recipe page appears with an auto-populated recipe name. The Recipe Contents section contains the selected process. Enter the required details and submit the recipe.
Public published recipes appear in the Available Recipes tab across all organizations. Private published recipes appear only in My Recipes tab for your organization and its sub organizations. Unlisted recipes appear in My Recipes tab only when accessed using an access code provided by the recipe owner. These recipes are available for all organizations.
The system periodically synchronizes published recipes across all PODs in a region.
Note: You can't create or edit a recipe with a name that exists or was previously used.